Guide

The wallet pass MCP server: Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes from any AI client

WalletPassBuilder runs a remote MCP server that lets Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and any other MCP client create Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes, update them after they're saved, message everyone who saved them and run loyalty stamp cards. There's nothing to install: add one URL and sign in.

Last updated October 20, 2026. Facts about Apple Wallet and Google Wallet were checked against Apple’s and Google’s own documentation, linked in the sources.

The short answer

1. Add WalletPassBuilder to your client as a remote (Streamable HTTP) MCP server with this URL.
2. Sign in to WalletPassBuilder when the client asks, and approve the connection.
3. Describe the pass you want. The assistant picks the right tool and gives you the share link.

You need a WalletPassBuilder account (new accounts get free pass credits to start).

Six things to ask

One conversation covers the whole job: create the pass, reward customers, send updates and check results, in plain words. You never call a tool by name.

Launch a loyalty program

Loyalty

“Create a stamp card for Sunset Coffee Co. with a free coffee after 5 stamps.”

Done! Here's your stamp card and a sign-up link for your counter.

Issue member cards from a list

Membership

“Make a Jimmy Gym membership card for everyone on this list.”

Done! Each member has their own card and link.

Update one member's card

Update

“Move John Davis to Gold, valid until September 2030.”

Done! John's card updates on his phone straight away.

Message everyone who saved a card

Notification

“Tell everyone with the Bean There Café card: ‘Double stamps all weekend.’”

Here's the message. Send it to everyone who saved the card?

Add a stamp at the counter

Loyalty

“Give Sarah a stamp on her Sunset Coffee card.”

Done! Three more stamps to her free coffee.

Check what's live

Analytics

“How many concert tickets went out, and how many credits are left?”

Here's a summary of your tickets and credits.

Connect your client

Claude and ChatGPT

Both list WalletPassBuilder in their directories, so you connect it in a couple of clicks rather than by URL. See creating a pass with Claude and creating a pass with ChatGPT.

Claude Code

Run this, then start Claude and run /mcp to sign in:

Cursor

Add the server to ~/.cursor/mcp.json (every project) or .cursor/mcp.json (one project). Cursor opens WalletPassBuilder to sign in the first time it connects.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "walletpassbuilder": {
      "url": "https://walletpassbuilder.com/api/mcp"
    }
  }
}

VS Code

Open the Command Palette, run MCP: Add Server, choose HTTP and paste the server URL. VS Code asks you to sign in to WalletPassBuilder when it first connects.

Any other client

Add it as a remote MCP server over Streamable HTTP with the same URL. A client that can’t sign in with OAuth can send your API key instead, in an Authorization: Bearer header. The key is under API in the dashboard.

The 13 tools

Your assistant chooses the tool from what you ask. These are the ones the server offers:

Server details

Prefer code? The same actions are in the REST API.

Approvals and access

• Before a lock-screen message goes out, the assistant shows you the exact text and waits for your yes.
• It can’t see or change your billing, API key, team or password, or your loyalty customers’ phone numbers.
• Disconnect any client at any time: open API in the dashboard, then Connected apps, and click Disconnect.

Frequently asked questions

Sources

Apple’s newer developer pages load dynamically, so where a number comes from Apple it is taken from its Wallet Developer Guide and support pages. If Apple’s or Google’s current documentation differs, follow theirs.

• Model Context Protocol: Transports
• Model Context Protocol: Authorization
• Claude Code docs: Connect Claude Code to tools via MCP
• Cursor docs: Model Context Protocol
• VS Code docs: Add MCP servers in VS Code